Anymore
Anymore adverb - At the present time.
Usage example: they don't sell that kind of sandwich anymore
Nowadays
Nowadays adverb - At the present time.
Usage example: nowadays wives are just as likely to work outside the home as their husbands are
Nearby Word: nowaday
Both words in one sentence
- Nowadays, however, some of the past episodes aren't so funny anymore when viewed today.
- The biggest peculiarity of this accent (if not a universal one) is the "positive anymore"; essentially using the word "anymore" to mean something like "nowadays" or "from now on".
Source: Useful Notes / American Accents -
As the generation that got to play the first videogames aged and started having children of their own, videogames started gaining increasingly more acceptance in the country, and nowadays they're no longer "those weird games today's kids play" anymore but instead just another form of entertainment.
Source: Useful Notes / Mexico
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